SoupNazi
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Well they all end up with the battle at the dam, but otherwise from what I've seen they're actually pretty different.Dragula said:
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Vaarna_Aarne
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I got past freeing the prisoners without combat by sheer luck. When I was looking around the camp for ways to free them, some NCR troopers attacked the camp and the legionnaires ran off to fight them. While they were gone, I happily untied the prisoners and we went our merry way.
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Game was good, far superior to Fallout 3, if you are one of the couple dozen people who played Fallout 1 or 2. Though if the only reason you enjoyed Fallout 1/2 is because it is isometric and turnbased, then you are fully lost.
Game was good, far superior to Fallout 3, if you are one of the couple dozen people who played Fallout 1 or 2. Though if the only reason you enjoyed Fallout 1/2 is because it is isometric and turnbased, then you are fully lost.
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